From inside the front door you can't see that this place goes back, back way back. They also have a…read moreupstairs. Only found a couple small items that caught my eye. One was a Day of the Dead ring. Other was just a small bottle that fit our guest bath decor. Nicely kept up all the booths were clean and well presented.

I spent the afternoon roaming around the Noblesville Square and found this little gem to the east…read moreof the courthouse. From the storefront, it looks like a small place, but inside (which also has an upstairs area), there are lots of nooks and crannies for booth space. After passing through the front room, I was greeted at the checkout desk. What I really liked about the place is that many of the booths were holiday themed which set it apart from most of the collective/flea market type places I've been to. There were items that looked like new, some antiques, some clothing, lots of holiday accessories too! I found a small Christmas tree decorated in quilled ornaments. I had to buy one for my wife! It was hard to decide. Anyway, of all the little shops I stopped by in downtown Noblesville, this was my favorite. Review #1851

Antique Cellar is filled with the most amazing collection of antiques in Indiana. You wouldn't…read moreexpect to find such exquisite pieces in a small farming town. I felt like I was in a museum. The clerk was friendly and welcoming. The shop is large with three rooms filled with mostly Victorian era furniture and decor. Little vignettes made me feel that I had taken a step back in time. I saw an amazing ribbon cabinet, a Victorian bag holder and lots of other unique cabinets. Nice primitive pieces such as benches, wooden bowls and crocks filled a room. A case of antique and vintage Christmas decor left me drooling. A second room was filled with more formal furniture and crystal. The prices were high...really high. But the pieces were high enough quality to command the prices. The clerk also told me that that they will work with you on prices. The shop is a block off of 421 in Kirklin. Free street parking is available. This shop alone is worth the drive.

The Antique Cellar, in Kirkland, Indiana, is the largest antique shop of the 3 we visited during…read moreour day trip. Kirklin has antique and vintage shops, consignment stores, flea markets, boutiques, second-hand shops, and restaurants. More than enough businesses to entertain one for the day. It isn't a long drive from Indianapolis and just 40 minutes from Speedway. We do plan on going back before it gets cold to check out other stores in the area. Antique Cellar is well organized and extremely clean, and the displays are well thought out. The shop is large with a wide variety of items from general store merchandise, a large selection of antique furniture, primitives, table lighting, chandeliers, tobacco tins, gas pumps, vintage tools, antiques dolls, toys, quilts, vintage prints and advertising plus much more. The staff was friendly and happy to answer questions. The prices appeared competitive. But as with most antiques, the price is always in the eye of the customer. The store is good size, wonderful variety, and many high-quality pieces throughout.

This is my second year in attendance and I enjoyed shopping the different vendors all in one space…read more So many different selections. I bought my niece a pair of Santa earrings at the great price of six dollars! Vendors were very friendly and helpful. The service at the food vendors was great! Loved the Boba tea truck so much this year!

Good selection of vintage items. Service was good 3% extra charge if you pay by cc. Owner was…read moresneezing and coughing probably should not have been helping customers.

I enjoyed shopping this establishment - reasonably priced too. I didn't see anything I thought was…read moreoverpriced. Charming and well kept. So much fun going through each booth. In the Summer, there is a flea market on the grounds. Will visit again.

Sometimes a flea market is a gamble but this one was great! All the booths were laid out well and…read morethe flow was easy to follow. There were small directional arrows on the floor as well. It took just about 45 minutes for us to explore the whole thing so I thought it was a nice size as well. There was a good variety of modern and vintage items. I bought a skirt and some wall art for around $16 total so everything was priced well as well.

Flea markets are hit or miss for me. I like looking for antiques, and sometimes I can find…read moresomething interesting in a flea market. Unfortunately, not here. Gizmo's was hopping when we arrived. The booths are close together and the aisles are tight, so with people and carts, it's crowded. The booths are fairly tidy. Most are filled with clothes....lots and lots of secondhand clothes. I saw a lot of video tapes and "collectible" toys. In general, there were a lot of fleas. In the 50+ booths, I saw only a couple of antique pieces. I thought the prices were high, but a couple booths offered sales. I left empty handed. Maybe that's a good thing. The clerks are friendly and engaging. There is plenty of parking in the strip mall lot. They have an avid following. Just not me.

I haven't had the pleasure of attending their flea market yet, but I drive through here often and…read morejust love this neighborhood. If I ever win the lottery, I would love to buy a house here. The divided streets lined with mature trees. The statues and fountains in the median. The great yesteryear houses, smelling of old grandeur. Yeah, I would love to live here. But of course only if I have enough money to hire folks for the upkeep of house and yard. A girl can dream

I look forward to the Woodruff Place Flea Market every year. I love looking at the beautiful homes…read moreand browsing through what's for sale. Residents and businesses participate in the Flea Market, selling their wares. There are also food and beer trucks. It makes for a fun day! This year, there didn't seem to be as many residents participating. And some of our favorite vendors from past years weren't there.

We love visiting this hidden flea market. Even if we don't find what we need I always walk away…read morewith the cheap candy. Full sized candy bars for 50 cents and other candies and snacks for less than a dollar. Love visiting to see what random things people have made, or what vintage furniture is available. A great place for finding pieces worth displaying or including in a craft project. We stop by every month or so to see what's new. Check them out when you are in the area.

Try to understand customer service and how to take customer feedback…read more We were surprised to see DVD's for $1 and Blu Ray's for $3, but VHS tapes were $5!! I said to the lady behind the counter that not many people would pay $5 for VHS tapes and she responded with "Yeah, well we sell them at that price every day." I said, "You don't have to argue with me" and we left! Goodwill and other Flea Markets average $1 for VHS tapes, including brand new and sealed.